T502D106M025AG6210

Tantalum Capacitors

Tantalum capacitors are a type of electrolytic components that are commonly used in electronic circuits and are primarily used for applications requiring a large amount of capacitance. The capacitors usually consists of a metal can filled with a conductive solution of a salt with two metal electrodes immersed in it. They are distinguished by their relatively large capacitance and low self-discharge rate.

T502D106M025AG6210

T502D106M025AG6210 is a type of tantalum capacitors specifically designed for applications in high current conditions. It features tight capacitance and low ESR characteristics, with a capacitance of 10uF and a voltage rating of 6.3V. The capacitors have excellent surge current handling capability, high ripple current capacity, and excellent high frequency characteristics.

Application Fields

T502D106M025AG6210 tantalum capacitors are used in a wide range of applications where high current and low ESR are important such as in areas like power supply filtering, DC to DC converters, and space saving noise suppression. The capacitors are also widely used in audio equipment, communication systems, high-speed signal processing, LED lighting, and automotive electronics.

Working Principles

The working principle of the T502D106M025AG6210 tantalum capacitors is based on the use of polarized electrolytes. A DC voltage is applied across the two electrolytes, and the electric field generated changes the capacitance value and makes it possible to store electrical energy. The electric field is created through the usage of an anode on the positive side and a cathode on the negative side of the capacitor. The anode and cathode are separated by the polarized electrolyte, and when the capacitor is charged, electrons flow between them.

When the capacitor is not being used, the electric field is maintained, allowing the capacitor to retain its capacitance. The process of charging and discharging the capacitor is referred to as polarization, and the electrolyte acts as a dielectric material between the electrodes, allowing electrons to move freely. The electrolyte also helps to prevent leakage current and shorting, which helps to increase the capacitance of the capacitor.